What's the biggest airport in your area, and how do you

>Mexico City international airport
It's ok, we have direct flights to Japan and China, it covers everything important I guess
And apparently a new direct to Portland international in a few months

Schiphol airport

It's Europe's third biggest airport, but it's often not allowed to grow because some whiny bitches figured it was a good idea to buy a house near the airport. It's pretty good and wel organized.

>>77960755
Fortaleza international airport. Its in Northeast Brazil and its not in the top10 of Brazil. We have flight to all the country and internationals to:
LISBON
BUENOS AIRES
PANAMA CITY
BOGOTA
MILAN
AMSTERDAN
FRANKFURT
CAYENA
MIAMI

Christchurch Airport
Direct flights to all major Australian cities, Singapore, China, Taiwan, Dubai and Pacific islands.

It's alright, but if you want to go to Europe, South America, or The US then you go through Auckland.

SFO
I dunno I've never actually used it. SJC is closer to home so that's where I go for my air travel needs.

In my area?

Tijuana International Airport.

unless you count san diego too in which case it might be that.

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Step aside airportlets

O'Hare International Airport has approximately 1,093 daily direct flights to 158 U.S. cities and approximately 131 daily direct flights to 56 international destinations, as of June 2017.

>>77960893
>a new direct to Portland international
Wow, we are big boys now

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Portland's current international destinations:

Year-round:

>Amsterdam, Netherlands (Delta)
>Calgary, Alberta, Canada (Air Canada Express)
>Guadalajara, Mexico (Volaris)
>Mexico City (beginning December 1 on Aeroméxico)
>Tokyo–Narita, Japan (Delta)
>Vancouver, BC, Canada (Air Canada Express; Horizon Air)

Seasonal:

>Frankfurt, Germany (Condor Flugdienst)
>London–Heathrow (Delta)
>Puerto Vallarta, Mexico (Alaska Airlines)
>Reykjavík, Iceland (Icelandair)
>San José del Cabo, Mexico (Alaska Airlines)
>Toronto–Pearson, Ontario, Canada (Air Canada)

And that's it.

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Guarulhos International Airport.

Prolly the biggest in LATAM and it's the only in the continent who can operate the A380.

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>>77960755
San Francisco airport. Half the airport is dedicated to chinklands but it is pretty fucking big.

>>77960755
DFW, one of the worlds largest airports

Feels good having direct access to most airports in the world

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>>77961969
>all these manlet airports ITT

>>77960755
Akureyri Airport
maybe 1 international flight every 3-4 months

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Sheremetyevo i guess
it was pretty alright

>>77960755
Edinburgh airport (If I'm home). It's okay. Has flights to a lot of international destinations (some.you need to transfer which is a pain). Not particularly big so easy to get around. Never had any issues arriving or departing.

Göteborg Landvetter Airport (if here). It's big, has flights to ton of airports and again never had any issues with it.

Only issue is it's a 2 hour drive from my destination.

Bush Intercontinental Airport
Who ever designed it should be shot
Although in terms of cleanness it's not that bad
Also the minor airport we had became international so now we have two major airports